Placenta Previa
New Findings in Placenta Previa Described from University of Texas
Published in Women's Health Weekly, December 1st, 2011
"Some will remain asymptomatic without preterm labor or vaginal bleeding, and thus the clinician must decide when to schedule cesarean delivery in a 'stable' patient. Decision-making for the optimal timing of delivery across the late preterm and early-term period requires balancing the probability and severity of maternal hemorrhage at each gestational age versus the probability and severity of neonatal morbidity," wrote S.C. Blackwell and colleagues, University of...
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